IUCN threat status:

Least Concern (LC)

Distribution

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Cebus capucinus is native to Central America in the Neotropical Region. They are found in Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, and along the coast of Columbia and Ecuador. Some individuals have been reported as far south as Argentina. This species has one of the widest ranges of all Cebidae. (Estrada et al., 2006; Grzimek and Gold, 2004; Kinzey, 1997; Miller, 2002; Moynihan, 1976; Perry, 2003; Richard, 1985; Smuts et al., 1987; Wolfheim, 1983)

 

Biogeographic Regions: Neotropical; Neotropical :: Native

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